Script Function: Identifies the succeeding element
XML_GET_NEXTSIBLING (Reference)
Syntax |
Description/Format |
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Reference |
Reference to the element whose successor is to be identified
Format: script literal or script variable |
Return codes |
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Reference to the subsequent element of the same
level |
This script function identifies the succeeding element on the same level in the XML document.
A handle must be given to the script function in order to access the succeeding element. Specific script elements use handles to position themselves within XML document and to edit it.
While XML_GET_NEXTSIBLING serves to identify the succeeding element on the same level, XML_GET_FIRST_CHILD is used to identify the first sub-element.
Starting point for the following example is the first sub-element Description. All subsequent elements of the same level are retrieved and written to the activation protocol - here, it is the element Contacts.
:SET &XMLDOCU# = XML_OPEN(DOCU,"ON_CALL","@Details")
:SET &HND# = XML_GET_FIRST_CHILD(&XMLDOCU#)
: WHILE &HND# <> ""
: SET &NAME# =
XML_GET_NODE_NAME(&HND#)
: PRINT "element: &NAME#"
: SET &HND# = XML_GET_NEXTSIBLING(&HND#)
: ENDWHILE
:XML_CLOSE
See also:
Script element | Description |
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Identifies the first sub-element of an element |
Script Elements - Read or Modify Objects
About Scripts
Script Elements - Alphabetical Listing
Script-Elements - Ordered by Function